Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-12

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ping his boy. The father is active, the
boy is passive and the mother, sitting by
herself on stool looking on. but doing
nothing, is neuter. -" 4, y -is....i- :
The investigation of charges against
DIR. Bishop, Superintendent of the In
sane Asylum, were commenced to-day.
The general opinion of the press seems
to be that Dr.. Bishop WILL be vindicated
by the inquiry, and in the iutrest of un.
fortunate humanity we trust that the
charges are grounGless.
We learn that the trustees of this dis
tYiet have decided 20 continue our
school through the month of June. We
| believe this to be wise measure, Us the
work Of the teachers was laid out. for
the full term and there would have been
some dissatisfaction had the school
closed on the first of June.
Yesterday WAS not a good day for
fishing, and the party that went out to-
Lamollie yesterday are highly Indignant
at the party that went out there last
! Sunday because they told the tr9th us to
the number caught. Take it easy, boys,
and next time don't; expect to catch a
wagon loadof fish on wintry day like
yesterday.
The New York papers generally, both
Democratic and Republican, demand a
repeal of the Sunday law. The Star
says: The statute that renders our
family circles liable to be the prey of
spies and informers must be obhternted.
Fhe question is not one of party Or of
locality, but of social liberty in every
household in the State
Inter Idaho:- other day the PEG.
pie of Bellevue were frightened at what
they supposed was the shock of an
earthquake hut ID proved only 10 be Jim
kellogg shaking with chill. The Her
aid says Jim is all broken up and con-
fined to his house. 1t is fearful to con-
template the result should. Charley
Drum catch one of Gim's shakes,
Fhe Carson Index says: ga gentle
man who. Was over to Washoe Luke
yesterday says that thou sands of fish
catfish and small perch-were being
blown ashore by the high wind which
has been prevalent during the pnst four
dnys." 1t takes pretty lively GAL, to.
blow fish out of the water, but perksUps
the vicinity Washoe Like, az we'll al
Carson City. is unusually windy"
tramp printer recently fell into the
hands of the St. Paul police, who took
him to court. Tin sorry, Bill" said the
Judge, 'I've letyou goa good many
times, but think TINT this time I'll
have to pnt you Mt y ork on the stone
pile for about thirty days." "All right,
Judge responded. Bill, "you've got
everything in your own hands, and can
do o. you please, but I'lbtell You righ.
now that I'm no g. ologist, although
student OF nature" Bill WIS. dis.
charged.
New York Star:--We believe that. in
returning to her vocntion of guiding md
leading the bright young minds Of this
country in the class room, Miss Cleve-
land has chosen the noblest sphere OF
usefulness open to q refined and educa-
ted woman. In Mrs. Sylvanus Reed
she will find n charmiug md enthusias-
tic co-lnborer, and from American his
tory, the special branch to which Miss
Cleveland Will devote her energies, she
will draw the truest and noblest inspi-
rations for her work. We welcoms.Miss
Cleveland to New York, aud congrutu.
late her upon hsr choice of employment
and ourselves upon her choice Of resi-
dence.